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Patent EE-201700039-A (EE)
Title: Fish feed, a process for its preparation, and a method for feeding fish
Inventor: LERCHE KNUT-OLOF
IPC: A23K50/80
Filed: 2016-05-12
Abstract: The present invention relates to a fish feed, to a method for its manufacture, to the use of said feed in fish feeding, and to a method for feeding fish. The fish feed according to the invention provides a higher production of roe and at the same time also a better growth of fish and a smaller gutting loss compared to the feeds of the prior art.
Patent GB-189701247-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Spirit Stove.
Inventor: KNOPF WILHELM
Filed: 1897-01-16
Granted: 1897-07-24
Abstract: 1247. Lake, H. H., [Knopf, W.]. Jan. 16. Oil stoves; vapour burners. - An annular reservoir a supplies oil or spirit to the annular vaporizing. chamber b<1> through the tube a', the supply being con. trolled by the valve k. Vaporization having been started by spirit burning in the cup b<4>, the vapour burns at apertures s, the flame being deflected upwards by cylinders b<2>, b<3>, which serve to heat the air ascending between them. A small auxiliary flame burns within the tube b. Air ascending the latter tube is distributed to the flame by the perforated hollow disc e', and air is also admitted at d and f. A deflector h, is placed in the path of the hot gases, air being drawn in at h<1>, and the hot air and gases finally enter the room by the apertures v. A door g<2> with mica windows is provided.
Patent GB-189702735-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Furniture Castors.
Inventor: TIMMINS WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-02-02
Granted: 1897-12-04
Abstract: 2735. Timmins, W. Feb. 2. Castors. - The pivot C of the horn carriage works in a. tubular socket e having a flat top f against which fits a conical bearing block i. The block is retained by indentations k. The pivot has a groove into which is pressed an indentation m or a horizontal or vertical strip or tongue cut away from the socket. A flange h is put on the bottom of the tube bearing against the projections g, and the bottom of the tube is then turned over, thus connecting the two parts.
Patent GB-189705149-A (GB)
Title: Process and Apparatus for Removing Graphite Crusts from the Interior of Gas Retorts.
Inventor: ROEDEL ADAM
Filed: 1897-02-25
Granted: 1897-04-17
Abstract: 5149. Roedel, A. Feb. 25. Gas retorts, removing incrustations from. Consists in removing graphite crusts from the interior of gas retorts by introducing a current of cool air, which causes the graphite to crack and fall off. The air is introduced through a pipe L provided with a water jacket having a water-supply pipe I and discharge pipe O.
Patent GB-189707419-A (GB)
Title: An Imitation Lamb-skin Elastic Plush Material.
Inventor: WEVER FRITZ
Filed: 1897-03-22
Granted: 1898-01-22
Abstract: 7419. Wever, F. March 22. Knitted fabrics. -Imitation lambskin, Fig. 3, is made from a woollen plush fabric knitted on a circular frame, described in Specification No. 7219, A.D. 1895, so that each stitch or loop of the fabric is of double thread, that of the groundwork b, Fig. 1, being of cotton or wool and forming plain fabric, and that of the plush pile a being of wool, the long sinker loops of which hang at the back of the fabric. These long loops are cut by shears or knives, and the fabric is treated with a hot solution of soap until the pile becomes felted into tufts or bundles. The fabric is then cooled, dried, dyed or treated with sulphur, dried, stretched, and shorn in the usual manner.
Patent GB-189708485-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Carburetting Air.
Inventor: BOUCHAUD-PRACEIQ EDOUARD
Filed: 1897-04-02
Granted: 1898-06-02
Abstract: 8485. Bouchaud-Praceiq, E. April 2. Carburetting.-Air is carburetted by causing it to pass through an apparatus consisting of a closed vessel A containing a number of blocks of wood B, which have been boiled with alkali, or blocks of other porous material, saturated with a volatile carburetting- liquid. The blocks are supported on a wire - gauze sheet C', and are covered with a second sheet of wire gauze C ; they may be kept apart by interposed wires, or each block may have a band wrapped round it. The air enters at D and leaves by the pipe F extending nearly to the bottom of the vessel.
Patent GB-189714871-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Printers' Roller Composition or the like.
Inventor: HAWKINS WILLIAM JOSEPH JOHN
Filed: 1897-06-19
Granted: 1898-06-18
Abstract: 14,871. Hawkins, W. J. J., and Schmidt, O. R. H. June 19. Inking-rollers, making.-Relates to the gelatinous composition used for making inking-rollers, printing-surfaces, &c. Finely-divided mica combined with ' Standoil' or other suitable oxidized oil are added to the usual ingredients. A suitable composition is as follows :-Glue 7 lbs., water 3¢ to 7 lbs., glycerine 7 lbs., sugar 5 lbs., finely-divided mica 2 oz., and Standoil' 12 oz. In a modification, shellac or other gum insoluble in water is also added. The gum is dissolved in methylated spirit.
Patent GB-189717482-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Acetylene Gas Generators.
Inventor: REGGIANI NAPOLEON
Filed: 1897-07-24
Granted: 1898-07-16
Abstract: 17,482. Reggiani, N., and Chrisini, A. July 24. Acetylene.-The bell B of the holder is connected by a cord passing over the pulley with a counterpoise, and is fitted also with a pair of siphons d, d which tend to compensate for the varying weight of the bell and so keep the pressure normally constant. Connected with the holder are two or more generators C containing water-sealed receptacles G for the carbide. Each receptacle G is divided into compartments about a central tube i. The partitions are of different heights, so that the water overflows from one compartment to the next as each becomes exhausted, the construction being such that the water passes to the bottom of the compartment so as to attack the carbide from below. Upon the generator is a vessel o from the bottom of which a pipe n descends into the tube i. Over this is supported by stops r on guides q a vessel F charged with water and fitted with a pipe p, which contains a cock z and is bevelled at the end where it dips into the vessel o. In operation, when the bell descends so far that the cone f carried within it enters the water, the pressure is diminished, and water thereupon overflows from the tube i into contact with the carbide. The supply is maintained by the vessels o and F. When the gas so produced raises the bell so that the cone f leaves the water, the pressure increases again and the flow of water is stopped. Instead of the cone f, spiral springs may be fitted upon the axles of the pulley b for producing the required changes in pressure. The pipes E, E<1> are provided with overflow traps t for running off water of condensation. These devices act also as safety-valves, and the outlets e, e<1> may be fitted with tubes leading to the exterior of the building.
Patent GB-189718628-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Portable Electric Primary Batteries.
Inventor: COLE CHARLES HAMILTON
Filed: 1897-08-11
Granted: 1897-09-25
Abstract: 18,628. Cole, C. H. Aug. 11. Primary batteries.-Relates to reversible batteries for cycle lamps &c. which are mounted on a pivot so that they can be turned to bring the electrolyte into contact with the electrodes when a light is required. Fig. 1 is a vertical section of two cells. The tubular carbon electrode b is formed with external corrugations, and has fixed in it a projecting platinum contact-point b<2>; a rubber cell a is moulded round this electrode, and the rubber is then vulcanized. The cell a is made with an opening for the introduction and withdrawal of the zinc electrode c and the electrolyte d. Each cell is made with bosses a<4>, a<5> which are screwthreaded and respectively adapted to receive metal screw caps b<3>, c<1>. Each cap b<3> screws down into contact with the platinum point b<2>, and a cap b<3> of one cell is connected by a connection x with the cap c' of an adjoining cell, which is connected by a metal strip c<3> with the zinc c, while the other carbon and zinc of the two cells are connected to the lamp
Patent GB-189720505-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Tea or Coffee Urns.
Inventor: GRIFFITHS WALTER
Filed: 1897-09-07
Granted: 1898-08-27
Abstract: 20,505. Griffiths, W. Sept. 7. Urns.-Urns for tea or coffee are formed with two chambers, the inner one A containing the tea or coffee infusion, and the outer one B containing hot water, which serves both for keeping the infusion hot and for diluting it. The dilution is effected by pipes a<1>, b<1> leading from the two chambers to a common cock c. By turning the handle of this cock to a suitable extent, tea or coffee only, or water only, or a suitable admixture of the two may be discharged into the cup.
Patent GB-189729771-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Gas Generating and Burning Lamps, Lanterns and the like.
Inventor: JACK THOMAS BRADSHAW
Filed: 1897-12-16
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 29,771. Jack, T. B. Dec. 16. Acetylene lamps; velocipede &c. lamps.-Fig. 1 shows a longitudinal vertical section of a velocipede or carriage lamp. The body is cylindrical and has ventilating - openings f and f<1>, a hinged door b carrying the lens, a reflector l, and sidelights e as usual. The chimney is somewhat conical, and is perforated as shown and provided with a hood. The water-container M is attached to the lamp by straps q<1>, q<2>, and is connected by a tube f x and stop-cock g<x> to the vessel S containing calcium carbide or its equivalent. The vessel S is attached to the body of the lamp by a slotted metal neck Y in which the air supply is heated, before passing to the flame through perforations c<x>. The burner tube e<x> is coupled to the nozzle x by a tube dx of india-rubber or other non-conductor of heat. Fig. 3 shows a vertical section of a table or wall lamp in which the burner t<x> is connected to the nozzle r<x> as described above.
Patent GB-189802260-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Acetylene Gas Burner.
Inventor: ROSE ARTHUR
Filed: 1898-01-28
Granted: 1898-12-23
Abstract: 2260. Rose, A. Jan. 28. Acetylene burners.-To prevent the deposition of carbon round the small hole a<2> of an acetylene burner A, to the latter is attached a cap B having a number of, preferably two, air inlet holes d', d' and a small hole b<2> at the top of the chamber c. In a modification, the top b<1> is a hollow cone. Two of these burners may be mounted o n a branch pipe, and inclined towards each other so as to produce a flat flame.
Patent GB-189805828-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Seed Drills or Hoes for use by Gardeners.
Inventor: ABBEY GEORGE
Filed: 1898-03-09
Granted: 1899-01-14
Abstract: 5828. Abbey, G. March 9. Seeds, sowing ; hoes, hand.-Relates to a hand implement for the use of gardeners in making drills for sowing seeds. A V-shaped blade A is secured at b, b<1> to a cross-bar B secured to the handle socket C.
Patent GB-189808033-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus Suitable for Weighing, Mixing, and Bagging Chaff and Grain.
Inventor: TURNER PEIRSON
Filed: 1898-04-04
Granted: 1899-03-04
Abstract: 8033. Turner, P. April 4. Filling chaff, grain, &c. in machines for making up mixed weighed rations of grain and chaff. The grain is fed from a hopper a into a weighing- receptacle b mounted on a weigh beam c. The mouth of the hopper a is closed by a valve d operated by a link connected to the receptacle b, in such a way that the feed is cut off as soon as the required weight of grain has fallen into the receptacle b. The bottom of the receptacle consists of a hinged door, locked by a spring bolt engaging a sliding block operated by the mechanism for opening the door. The chaff falls from a shoot f into a second weighing-receptacle g supported from the beam h. The receptacle g is fitted with two pairs of doors situated at the bottom and near the top, and so connected by links that, when one pair is open, the other pair is closed. The mechanism for opening the discharge doors of the receptacles b and g simultaneously consists of two shafts p, p, in alignment but rotating in opposite directions. Each shaft p carries a pin-wheel p', which is adapted to engage one of two arms o<2>, o<2> on a shaft o mounted on the receptacle g so that it rises and falls with it. The shaft o is provided with arms connected by links to arms on the pivots of the discharge doors, and thus opens or closes the doors according to the direction of its motion. The grain and chaff are discharged respectively down the shoots g and r, and are mixed by stirring-blades in the lower shoot, and then pass to the shoot s, which can be arranged over one or other of a number of spouts u to which sacks may be fastened.
Patent GB-189809251-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Gas-burners for Burning Gases Rich in Carbon.
Inventor: SUGG WILLIAM THOMAS
Filed: 1898-04-21
Granted: 1899-02-25
Abstract: 9251. Sugg, W. T. April 21. Acetylene and like burners.-The deposition of carbon and the consequent choking of the burner orifices are prevented by causing air to mingle with the gas prior to combustion. Both the inner and the outer walls of the steatite tip B of the argand burner A are continued above the gas orifices D, and are formed with holes F through which air enters. The gas and air thus mix in the annular chamber E, on the top of which the flame rests.
Patent GB-189812699-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Electric Transformers.
Inventor: BELLMAN JOHN JACOB
Filed: 1898-06-07
Granted: 1898-07-30
Abstract: 12,699. Bellman, J. J., and Rittenhouse, C. T. June 7. Transformers.- The cores or magnetic fields are made up of unbroken plates or laminµ and the bobbins wound on the limbs or cores. Figs. 1 and 2 show one arrangement. The plates C are cut or mortised to give the desired shape, the core being approximately circular when built up. A sectional or divided spool, which may be of paper or sheet metal. is slipped on to the core. It preferably consists of a cylinder split or joined, if necessary with insulating-material, at I and J. Dividing-rings 7 are fitted on the cylinder. The spool may be supported on rollers R for winding on the coils 5 and 6 by turning by hand or otherwise.
Patent GB-189815961-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Cigarettes and to the Manufacture thereof.
Inventor: WEINER MARKS
Filed: 1898-07-21
Granted: 1898-09-24
Abstract: 15,961. Weiner, M. July 21. Cigarettes.-Cigarette papers are perforated with the maker's initials &c. near one end, and a stiffening-piece of coloured paper, tobacco leaf, &c. is pasted along its edge B<1>, Fig. 4, so as to strengthen the cigarette internally and form a background for the perforation. In the modification shown in Fig. 5, a freely-sliding mouthpiece B, coloured or otherwise, is perforated with the maker's initials and can be slipped up to one end, or slightly be) ond it, for use.
Patent GB-189817948-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Method of and in Means for Driving the Fluff Brushes used in Revolving Flat Carding Engines.
Inventor: WALMSLEY SILAS
Filed: 1898-08-20
Granted: 1899-07-08
Abstract: 17,948. Walmsley, S. Aug. 20. Carding-engines.-Relates to means for driving the fluff brushes used for brushing the revolving flats after they have been stripped. The brush shaft a carries an internal wheel b, which is driven by a pinion c, the axle f of which is carried by the cover d of the box or case of the internal wheel, and is driven by a band and pulley g, e from the stud shaft used for driving the flats, or from any other convenient part of the carding-engine. Means may be provided for adjustably clamping the cover d in position, to allow for the tightening of the band &c.
Patent GB-189818176-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Gate or Door Fastener.
Inventor: BECKETT RICHARD
Filed: 1898-08-24
Granted: 1899-08-12
Abstract: 18,176. Beckett, R. Aug. 24. Catches, gravity. -A catch for doors or gates consists of a bar A, pivoted at B to the gate head F, and having a splayed lower end C engaging a striking-plate D on the post. The upper part of the bar is made heavy in order to make the lower end engage. The bar may be pivoted to the post instead of to the gate, and the striking-plate may be dispensed with, the end C simply engaging the gate head F.
Patent GB-189821301-A (GB)
Title: Apparatus for Delivering Liquids or Goods and Recording the Quantities Delivered and the Person Operating the Machine or Receiving the Goods.
Inventor: DALLIMORE JOSEPH
Filed: 1898-10-10
Granted: 1899-08-05
Abstract: 21,301. Dallimore, J. Oct. 10. Locks, key.-The apparatus is for delivering, after being unlocked, a series of measured quantities of liquid, or number or weight of articles, and printing a register of the quantity, number, or weight and a character indicating the person receiving the same. It is shown in Figs. 1 and 5 applied to delivering liquids. The whole apparatus is normally locked by a bolt F<3> entering a notch in a disc F<5> on the axle of the supply tap C<1>. On inserting a key A' in the slide A<3> of a barrel lock F and turning it, the cam-groove F<2> in the disc F<1> withdraws the bolt by means of the lever F<4> and the handle C can be turned. The key carries a distinguishing type character a<3> for the operator which, when the key is turned, is brought into printing position and also prevents the key being withdrawn. While the liquid flows, the compartments of a double measuring-vessel B<2>, B<2> are filled alternately and then emptied by the tilting over of the vessel. The turning on of the tap acts through the eccentric pin D, link D', pawl-carrying lever D<2>, and gear to feed the ink-ribbon between the spools D<5>, D<4>, and the record strip from the spool E<7> to the spool E<6>. The rocking of the measuring- vessel B<2> is communicated by a crank H<3> and link H<4> to the driving-pawl of a printing-counter, the units disc of which is fast on the shaft H. When the disc F<5> is turned, a lever (not shown) brings into gear the worm G<5> and worm-wheel G<4>, and operates' an indicator G<6> to show the operator how much liquid he is drawing. When the handle C is turned back to cut off supply, a finger on the disc F<5> actuates the impression platen, and the gear G<4>, G<5> is thrown out of engagement, whereupon the weighted finger of the indicator G<6> drops back to zero.
Patent GB-189821553-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Device for Suspending or Supporting Hats, Caps, and the like.
Inventor: SCHWEIZER EMIL
Filed: 1898-10-13
Granted: 1898-11-19
Abstract: 21,553. Schweizer, E. Oct. 13. Caps; hats fitted with means for suspending.- Hats, caps, and other head coverings are provided with means for suspending them from a buttonhole, pocket, or the like of the wearer's garments, or from a small nail or other projection in a wall or elsewhere. The appliance, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, consists of a flexible strip a with prongs c, d at one end for fixing it in the hat, and a wire loop e at the other and for engaging with a buttonhole &c.
Patent GB-189823383-A (GB)
Title: An Improvement in the Attachment of Bills or Posters to Boards.
Inventor: POWELL CHARLES EDWIN
Filed: 1898-11-07
Granted: 1899-09-09
Abstract: 23,383. Powell, C. E. Nov. 7. Advertising.-Bills or posters are secured to boards by means of hinged rods which are secured at the free ends by buttons or catches and fit in grooves in the boards.
Patent GB-189823759-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Brakes for Trolleys or Hand-trucks.
Inventor: CREE JAMES EDWARD
Filed: 1898-11-11
Granted: 1899-09-23
Abstract: 23,759. Cree, J. E. Nov. 11. Hand - trucks.-Relates to wheel braking or locking devices for railway platform hand-trucks or trolleys. Fig. 2 shows the application to a steering-wheel. Normally the spring I causes, through the connections shown, the toothed pivoted arms C to engage serrations A' on the inner side of the wheel rim. The wheel is released by depressing the rod G, which has a rack G<1> engaging with a loose pinion J in the frame K, which also carries a ratchet-wheel M. On inserting a railwaycarriage door key into square recesses in the pinion and wheel M, these parts can be turned together to lower the rod G, which remains in this position until the key is withdrawn, when the pinion turns freely, and the spring I draws the levers C to engage the wheel rim. The brake &c. may be applied to the outer periphery of the wheel, and may have a shoe pivoted to a link which is jointed to the lower end of the rod G.
Patent GB-189824817-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Envelopes.
Inventor: FLAMM AUGUST
Filed: 1898-11-24
Granted: 1899-01-28
Abstract: 24,817. Flamm, A. Nov. 24. Drawings to Specification. Envelopes.-Gum is applied to the portions of the side flaps covered by the closing-flap, which is left ungummed.
Patent GB-189901877-A (GB)
Title: A Process for Preventing the Formation of Boiler Incrustations.
Inventor: VISSER LOUIS EDUARD OTTO DE
Filed: 1899-01-26
Granted: 1899-12-16
Abstract: 1877. Visser, L. E. O. de. Jan. 26. Feedwater, purifying.-To prevent incrustation, hydrochloric acid or ammonium chloride, with or without the addition of barium chloride, is added to the feedwater in the requisite quantities to neutralize its alkaline properties and to convert dissolved carbonates into chlorides, and to precipitate sulphates when present. The amount of the solution required having been determined by ordinary methods, it is delivered by the automatic apparatus shown, which also measures the water. The water is delivered through a rocking shoot c to tanks a and b alternately. When the tank b is full, it overflows into the receptacle e. This depresses one end of the beam f, and shifts the shoot c, which goes on filling the tank a, and so on, a counting-apparatus being connected to the beam to measure the water. The receptacles e are emptied automatically by means of valves z which are opened by the stops t. The acid solution is supplied through three-way cocks i, i<1> alternately to measuring-vessels p, p<1>, and thence discharged at q, q<1> to mix with the water from the tanks a and b. The cocks i, i<1>, together with the discharge valves v, v<1> of the tanks, are operated by the beam f.
Patent GB-189903373-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Seats for Outdoor Use.
Inventor: RANSLEY TOM
Filed: 1899-02-15
Granted: 1899-07-15
Abstract: 3373. Ransley, T., and Priestley, H. H. Feb. 15. Seat protectors.-Covers D are pivoted to a shaft A carried on the upright B of the back The cover is fixed to the lug G of a small barre loose on the shaft A ; the barrel E is connected by a spring to a disc F fixed by a set-screw H to the shaft A. Either of the covers D may be drawn down on to the seat ; they automatically return when the occupant rises, and the upper edge then fits under an undercut rubber strip L. The cove] may be made of an iron frame covered at one side with waterproof material and at the other with a softer material. There may be a cover to each section of the seat.